美国兵苦练“当俘虏” 美国对伊拉克的战争正在紧锣密鼓的准备之中。美国大兵在苦练军事技能的同时,也在训练另一种特殊的保命技能——学会如何当战俘。美军绝密战俘训练学校设在北卡罗来纳州布莱格堡的麦卡尔兵营内。为期三周的战俘训练,核心内容是怎样在惨遭敌人拷打的时候既不泄密又能保命。在训练中,教官们当着学员的面大嚼一些奇形怪状的虫子,尽管一些学员恶心得直想吐,但最终还是学会把这些令人恶心的玩意儿当作是麦当劳和肯德基的炸薯条来吃,因为活命要紧。在模拟战俘营里,扮演看守的教官们身着伊拉克革命卫队的制服,带着外国口音或者干脆用外语对学员们怒斥喝骂,动不动就是一顿老拳、电击、灌水,不让吃东西、不让喝水、不让睡觉是家常便饭。 US troops practicing “being prisoners” The U.S. war on Iraq is in full swing. While training hard military skills, the U.S. soldiers are also training another special life-saving skill - learning how to be a prisoner of war. The U.S. Top Secret POW Training School is located in the McCall Barracks in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The three-week training course on prisoners of war, the core of which is how to protect both the life and the life of the enemy when tortured by enemies. During the training, instructors chewed some grotesque worms in front of the trainees. Although some of the trainees were nauseated, they finally learned to treat these disgusting things as the French fries of McDonald’s and KFC Eat, because life is important. In simulated POW camp instructors dressed in uniform of the Iraqi Revolutionary Guards, with foreign accents or simply angrily denounced the students in foreign language, often a fist, electric shock, irrigation, not to eat, not to eat Let water, not to sleep is commonplace.